The Preacher turned gunslinger is traveling to the sinful town of Play Diablo seeking revenge for his murdered love...
El Sobero and his Gang are heading to Playa Diablo to decimate the town and kill the sheriff for their own vengeance...
A bounty hunter makes his way across the desert seeking the head of El Sobero and his gang...
There is sure to be a confrontation of Biblical proportions as they all meet in the circle of death.
This is THE LEGEND OF GOD'S GUN.

A statement from the director, Mike Bruce:

The Legend of God's Gun may require some introduction as you most likely have seen nothing quite like it. To describe it in one long-winded sentence I would say it is a rock-n-roll-spaghetti-style-western/glorified music video feature film with a plot. The simplest way to describe it is to call it a rock-n-roll spaghetti western. Although this is not entirely accurate as it was filmed in Southern California as apposed to Italy and has no Italian actors in it and sparsely any "actors" at that. The Legend of God's Gun is inspired by the Spaghetti Western from the '60's and 70's and a rock-n-roll life style, which is not dissimilar from the cowboy of the old west. This film was made entirely by authentic rock-n-roll hipster musicians who have spent many years touring the world and living the hard life of the modern day cowboy.   Just like the films of Sergio Leone and Sergio Corbucci - the heart of this film is the music.   The soundtrack is an original modern take on the musical scores of the spaghetti western, namely Ennio Morricone, which comes mostly from the brilliant musical mind of Kirpatrick Thomas. It is my hope that you will find this film to be a visual/aural feast and nothing short of entertaining. Don't forget to play it loud.